Arden Coher joined the MJ team in 2001 as a risk management consultant in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. Today, Arden works as a client executive, specializing in manufacturing, real estate, nonprofits, and service industries. With over 40 years of experience within the insurance industry, Arden leverages his expertise to develop and execute strategies that create better, smarter, and more successful organizations.
Working closely to understand each client’s business, risk exposure, and corporate goals and objectives, Arden and his team aim to design risk management programs that are tailored to each client’s unique industry needs. By focusing on alignment, he and his team work to ensure that MJ’s clients receive the best possible risk management solutions.
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